Clint Eastwood's St Wave Career has given the world so many quality films that even the most dedicated Clintstorians may have a difficult time to name all of the cuff. He collected enough rewards to fill more trophy rooms and enough pedigree that even some of his More controversial movies have no problem finding new fans when they hit Netflix.

This is said, there are certain places where you stand out you can't watch your favorite movie "Eastwood", at least if the film seems to be "Suli". The subject of the 2016 biographical drama for Jesli "Suli" event (played in the movie by Tom Hanks) a passenger plane landing on the Hudson River, apparently (and, to be fair, understandable), raised concerns among the airlines.

The film adaptation of "The Miracle of Hudson" that landed immediately became something of hot potatoes when it comes to flight fun, with Virgin Atlantic happy to add the film to its selection, but a few others lower it, because in short, the passenger aircraft can be a little bit. Namely, even American Airlines - which actually helped make the film by closing a few gates at Laguardia Airport in Yorkyork for filming - it decided to show Suli during flights.

This is not actually the first time Eastwood's career has experienced a certain return from the government or business entity (or vice versa). "Heartbreak Ridge", his 1986 military film, They loved the soldiers but hated the governmentWho has a clear similar tone with the aviation movie that critics love, but avoided by airlines. In the "Heart Reef" case, sea corpses expressed dissatisfaction with the foul, Gungo-Ho's behavior of Eastwood's character, Tom Highway, but the soldiers who actually met with such officers said they enjoy the realism of the film.

The actor also played the game "Nuh Uh" on the other side of the table. Eastwood banned Coca-Cola's products from his films In the eighties of the last century, after that and Colombia pictures (which was at the time owned by "soft drink") there was a disagreement over "karate kid" from all things.

Such things are, of course, but tiny wrinkles in a career that lasts decades on both sides of the camera and gave no less than four awards at the Academy. However, it is sometimes good to remember that even the most serious and celebrated A-list actors can hit some of the many unusual strokes that come with the strange, strange territory of making films.